chi square analysis, the larger the difference between expected and observed frequencies, the more likely you are to do what?        A. Keep the null hypothesis

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In a chi square analysis, the larger the difference between expected and observed frequencies, the more likely you are to do what? 
 
 
 
A. Keep the null hypothesis
 
 
 
B. as you have made a statistical error
 
 
 
C. Use a t ratio or some other parametric test
 
 
 
D.  the null hypothesis
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